Sometimes things happen as a man of American film. Yesterday we went to NJ Transit train from Manhattan to New Jersey. Right at Penn Station I sat down next to a classic well-fed American. The train did not even start up and ran with us to družného social call. It was virtually impossible to stop, and its sincere efforts to Us talk was pathetic. Běherm less than 20 minutes, we learned that a librarian and loves to "networking". She astutely fork out a number of amazing stories about how Facebook and how it connects people through it you can find old friends around the world. She told a friend, principal librarian at SFO, a friend from school who now works for the UN in Jamaica a while so I'm wondering if it's a new viral campaign to Facebook, but the excitement was really true.
Before we spoke, we have not changed the traditional business card, but references to Facebook and promised that they will soon know. He has several friends photographers, which are very valuable contacts when you go somewhere and you do not shoot it there, so I look forward to for some time "networking".
And the conclusion? With a slight distance, I kept thinking, if it's funny or sad story. It is sad that more and more people meet virtually, and increasingly less personally. On the other hand, it is probably good that even the really ugly librarian from New York can have over 3,000 friends, even virtual ...
